How We Write about Tulsa

Several recent works on the Tulsa Race Massacre add to an already rich collection of publications that serve as essential resources for learning the histories of our communities and how we can meaningfully honor those who have endured racial terror.

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Published in:World literature today 2021-03, Vol.95 (2), p.72-76
Main Author: Smith, Lindsey Claire
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African American literature
African Americans
Conversation
Cover Feature
COVID-19
Historical works
History
Journalism
Literature and society
Massacres
Museums
Novels
Pandemics
Race
Racial violence
Racism
Rebellions
Reconciliation
Reparations
Riots
Violence
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Conversation
Cover Feature
COVID-19
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History
Journalism
Literature and society
Massacres
Museums
Novels
Pandemics
Race
Racial violence
Racism
Rebellions
Reconciliation
Reparations
Riots
Violence
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